Sr SAP Functional SAP MII/ME Consultant

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Experience: 10–15+ Years

Requirements

10–15+ years of deep functional consulting experience within SAP ME and SAP MII.
Strong background in discrete manufacturing environments, specifically Aerospace & Defense.
Expert understanding of SAP PP and QM master data and shop floor execution dependencies.
Ability to translate physical shop floor actions into SAP functional steps.
Familiarity with federal data restrictions, defense infrastructure security, and component tracking under regulatory oversight.
Elite stakeholder management skills.
Exceptional documentation skills, specifically in writing Functional Design Documents (FDDs).
SAP Certifications preferred.

Responsibilities

Lead global workshops to gather manufacturing requirements and author detailed functional specifications for SAP ME and MII.
Configure and design SAP ME processes including complex routings, operation activities, shop floor orders, data collections, and non-conformance management.
Evaluate existing global SAP MII implementation to identify optimization opportunities and manage change impact.
Define functional data flow and mapping between SAP ERP modules (PP, QM, MM, PM) and shop-floor solutions via SAP MII.
Ensure process designs adhere to A&D mandates including ITAR tracking, EAR, AS9100 quality standards, and serialization traceability.
Own creation of end-to-end testing scenarios (UAT/SIT) and coordinate validation testing.
Lead change management and training initiatives for plant personnel.

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